Umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta collection kit

ABSTRACT

The kit for collection of umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta includes a collection case and a case cover hinged with the collection case. A tool box, a refrigeration box and a freezing box are arranged in the collection case. A liner plate is arranged in the tool box and provided with an accommodating trough, at least three storage troughs and several test tube troughs. An umbilical cord collection box, a placenta collection box and a blood collection bag are respectively arranged in the three storage troughs. A reagent bottle for containing a cell protection solution is arranged in the refrigeration box. Several ice bags are arranged in the freezing box.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to the field of medical devices,particularly to a kit for collection of umbilical cord, umbilical cordblood and placenta.

2. Description of Related Art Including Information Disclosed Under 37CFR 1.97 and 37 CFR 1.98

In recent years, the upsurge of preservation of placenta, umbilical cordand umbilical cord blood has increased year by year, because umbilicalcord and placenta contain a large number of mesenchymal stem cellshaving the advantages of multi-directional differentiation potential,hematopoiesis support, promotion of stem cell implantation, immuneregulation and self-renewing; umbilical cord blood contains abundantprimitive hematopoietic stem cells used for supporting bone marrowreconstruction to make the receptor obtain a long-term hematopoiesisfunction. Therefore, it is found through study that umbilical cord bloodcan be used to treat aplastic anemia, leukemia and other disease, sothat more and more people begin to collect umbilical cord, cord bloodand placenta for future use.

At present, there is no uniform standard for containing devices forcollecting human umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta,especially, there is no collection box for collecting and storingumbilical cord blood, umbilical cord and placenta simultaneously. Ingeneral, umbilical cord blood, umbilical cord and placenta arerespectively placed in different collection boxes for storage, causinggreat inconvenience and trouble to users and keepers. The existingcollection appliances for umbilical cord blood, umbilical cord andplacenta are different, and the most common manner is disposable plasticpackage. Such collection manner is extremely inconvenient, and it isdifficult to guarantee that the plastic packaging is not damaged duringtransportation, causing great hidden trouble to the safety and accuracyof collection of umbilical cord blood, umbilical cord and placenta.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention starts from this observation and the need tomonitor a person's activity, in order to detect a change in his behaviorthat would correspond to a danger to himself, then no longer requiringat-home monitoring, but placing him in a supportive environment, orhospitalizing him.

To solve the problems that the existing collection box has a complicatedstructure, the built-in tools are not clear at a glance, so that it isvery inconvenient for doctors and nurses unfamiliar with the collectionbox to use them, what's more, there is no refrigerating effect in thebox body, so that the collection box is not suitable for storingumbilical cord blood, umbilical cord and placenta for a long time, andis inconvenient to transport, the present invention provides a kit forcollection of umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta.

The present invention has the following specific technical solution:

The present invention provides a kit for collection of umbilical cord,umbilical cord blood and placenta, comprising: a collection case and acase cover hinged with the collection case, wherein a tool box, afreezing box and a refrigeration box are arranged in the collection casefrom top to bottom in sequence, and both the refrigeration box and thefreezing box are slidably connected with the collection case; a linerplate is arranged in the tool box, the liner plate is provided with anaccommodating trough, three storage troughs and several test tubetroughs, at least three vacuum blood collection tubes are arranged inthe accommodating trough, and a umbilical cord collection box, aplacenta collection box and a blood collection bag are respectivelyarranged in the three storage troughs; a reagent bottle for containing acell protection solution is arranged in the refrigeration box; andseveral ice bags are arranged in the freezing box.

The kit provided by the present invention can be used to collectumbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta simultaneously, andthe collection case can be used to store the collected umbilical cordumbilical cord blood placenta within short time, thereby facilitatingtransportation of umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta.

Further, a rotating frame is arranged in the refrigeration box, therotating frame comprising a bottom plate, a storage box and a rotatingdrum fixed onto the bottom plate, wherein the middle of the storage boxis provided with a through hole, the storage box is sleeved on therotating drum through the through hole, the storage box is internallydivided into a plurality of sub boxes by baffle plates, and the reagentbottle is placed in one of the sub boxes; the rotating drum is of ahollow structure, the ice bags are arranged in the rotating drum, andthe side wall of the rotating drum is provided with several throughholes. In addition to being used to store the cell protection solution,the refrigeration box is also used to store the collected umbilicalcord, umbilical cord blood and placenta within short time. The storagebox is divided into a plurality of sub boxes by baffle plates, theumbilical cord collection box, the placenta collection box and the bloodcollection bag are respectively placed in different sub boxes forstorage, so that transportation is convenient, thereby preventing crosscontamination, and increasing the safety of transportation and storageof umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta.

To provide an appropriate environment for cell collection, to preventthe activity of cells from declining during storage, in this technicalsolution, further, the inner wall of the refrigeration box is uniformlyprovided with several grooves for placing the ice bags. When ice bagsare placed in the grooves, the refrigeration box can maintain atemperature of 4° C., thereby being suitable for storing the collectedumbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta.

To strictly monitor the temperature in the refrigeration box, thistechnical solution further defines that the kit also comprises atemperature control device, the temperature control device including acontroller, an alarm, a display screen and a temperature sensor arrangedin the refrigeration box, wherein the controller, the alarm and thedisplay screen are all arranged on the case cover, and the alarm, thedisplay screen and the temperature sensor are all connected with thecontroller.

After collecting tissue cells, the umbilical cord collection box and theplacenta collection box are required to be vertically placed. Thus, toprevent the box body from falling which may affect the activity ofcells, the present invention further defines that each of the umbilicalcord collection box and the placenta collection box comprises a box bodyand a box cover adapted to the box body, wherein a magnet is arranged atthe bottom of the box body, and a magnetic object attracted to themagnet is arranged at the inner bottom of the sub box, the magneticobject being a magnet or a metal block; and the box body is providedwith a bar code slot. The bar code slot can be used to paste bar codes,to prevent collection boxes from becoming confused andindistinguishable.

Further, a containing box is arranged at one side of the collectioncase, and record specifications, collection cards and bar codes areplaced in the containing box.

Further, the liner plate is made of elastic material, the elasticmaterial including components of the following part by weight: 30-45parts by weight of basalt fiber, 10-25 parts by weight of aliphaticpetroleum resin, 5-18 parts by weight of stannous octoate, 20-25 partsby weight of sodium tripolyphosphate and 10-15 parts by weight of C-12alcohol ester. The elastic material formed by mixing basalt fiber,aliphatic petroleum resin, stannous octoate, sodium tripolyphosphate andC-12 alcohol ester not only has good flexibility but also has certaintenacity, is not difficult to be damaged, and can play a role ofmitigating extrusion when being extruded, to protect test tubes, bloodcollection tubes or other devices.

Further, the cell protection solution in the reagent bottle is mainlyformed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor and aminoglycoside antibioticswith a MEM-α medium aqueous solution, wherein each mL of the MEM-αmedium aqueous solution dissolves 10-30 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitorand 180-240 U of the aminoglycoside antibiotics respectively, and theconcentration of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution is 10-15 mg/mL;preferably, the aminoglycoside antibiotics is one or more of gentamicin,kanamycin, amikacin and tobramycin, and most preferably, theaminoglycoside antibiotics is formed by gentamicin and kanamycin inaccordance with the proportion of parts by weight of 5:2.

By dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor and gentamicin in the MEM-α mediumaqueous solution, the protection solution provided the present inventionprovides an appropriate storage environment for placental stem cells andmesenchymal stem cells. It is proved through a large number ofexperiments that the protection solution formed by cooperativelydissolving the two ingredients in the MEM-α medium aqueous solution cansimulate a human environment, is more suitable for storing placentalstem cells and mesenchymal stem cells, plays a role of protecting theactivity of cells during transportation, prolongs transportation andstorage time, prevents apoptosis of in-vitro cells during transportationand storage, and provides effective a basis for later storage ofplacenta or umbilical cord cells.

Further, the mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the followingpart by weight: 20-40 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 10-30 parts byweight of lymecycline and 20-50 parts by weight of gemifioxacin;preferably, the mycoplasma inhibitor also includes components of thefollowing part by weight: 5-10 parts by weight of curcuma zedoariaextract, 4-8 parts by weight of houttuynia cordata extract and 3-6 partsby weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract. The mycoplasma inhibitorincluding kitasamycin, lymecycline and gemifioxacin can effectivelyinhibit and kill mycoplasma in the protection solution, has short actionperiod, and has no influence on preservation and metabolism of placentaor umbilical cord cells. Moreover, the treated cell surfaces are smooth,placenta or umbilical cord cells may not be re-infected by mycoplasmaeasily during transportation and late storage, thereby providing a safeliving environment for cell storage, and providing protection effect fortransportation of placenta or umbilical cord.

Preferably, the present invention further provides that curcuma zedoariaextract, houttuynia cordata extract and rhizoma smilacis glabrae extractare added into the mycoplasma inhibitor. These three Chinese herbalmedicinal ingredients can form the mycoplasma inhibitor throughmedicinal ingredients of integrated Chinese and Western medicine on thebasis of the original Western medicine ingredients, which caneffectively inhibit and kill mycoplasma in the protection solution, hasshort action period, has strong protection effect on cells, and preventscell infection.

Further, the protection solution also contains lactobionic acid, bloodalbumin, sodium gluconate and glucosamine, wherein each mL of the MEM-αmedium aqueous solution dissolves 5-8 mg of the lactobionic acid, 2-4 mgof the blood albumin, 5-8 mg of the sodium gluconate and 4-6 mg of theglucosamine. By adding lactobionic acid, blood albumin, sodium gluconateand glucosamine into the protection solution provided by the presentinvention, some nutritional ingredients can be provided for cells, andmeanwhile, cell immunity can be increased, cell infection can beprevented, cell apoptosis can be inhibited, and the survival rate ofcells can be increased.

The present invention has the following advantageous effects: the kitfor collection provided by the present invention has a simple structure,and the built-in collection tools are complete and are clearly placed,so that doctors and nurses can use them conveniently; in addition, thekit can be used to collect umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood andplacenta simultaneously, and can be used to preserve and transport thecollected umbilical cord blood and placenta; and an appropriateenvironment can be provided for transportation and preservation oftissue because the kit comprises a refrigeration box, thereby increasingthe safety of collection and transportation of umbilical cord, umbilicalcord blood and placenta.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a structural schematic view of the kit for collection ofumbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta of embodiment 1.

FIG. 2 is a structural schematic view of the kit for collection ofumbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta of embodiment 2.

FIG. 3 is a structural schematic view of a rotating frame in the kit forcollection of umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta ofembodiment 2.

FIG. 4 is a structural schematic view of an umbilical cord collectionbox in the kit for collection of umbilical cord, umbilical cord bloodand placenta of embodiment 2.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view of a rotating frame in the kit for collectionof umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta of embodiment 2.

In the drawings: 1. collection case; 2. case cover; 3. tool box; 4.refrigeration box; 5. freezing box; 6. liner plate; 7. accommodatingtrough; 8. storage trough; 9. test tube trough; 10. vacuum bloodcollection tube; 11. umbilical cord collection box; 12. placentacollection box; 13. blood collection bag; 14. reagent bottle; 15. icebag; 16. bottom plate; 17. storage box; 18. rotating drum; 19. sub box;20. groove; 21. controller; 22. alarm; 23. display screen; 24.temperature sensor; 25. box body; 26. box cover; 27. magnet; 28.magnetic object; 29. bar code slot; 30. containing box.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a system for monitoring a person 1within at least one room 2.

The present invention is further described in combination with thefigures and the following embodiments.

Embodiment 1

As shown in FIG. 1, embodiment 1 of the present invention provides a kitfor collection of umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta,comprising: a collection case 1 and a case cover 2 hinged with thecollection case 1, wherein a tool box 3, a freezing box 5 and arefrigeration box 4 are arranged in the collection case 1 from top tobottom in sequence, and both the refrigeration box 4 and the freezingbox 5 are slidably connected with the collection case 1; the collectionbox 1 is used to collect umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood andplacenta simultaneously, the tool box 3 is used to store tools requiredfor collecting tissue, the refrigeration box 4 is used to store thecollected umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta, and providean appropriate temperature environment for tissue storage; and for theconvenience of use, the refrigeration box 4 and the freezing box 5 aredesigned to be slidably connected with the collection box 1, it issimilar to a drawer structure, and is convenient to use.

To make medical staff search tools more conveniently, and increase thetissue collection efficiency, this technical solution defines that aliner plate 6 is arranged in the tool box 3, the liner plate 6 isprovided with an accommodating trough 7, at least three storage troughs8 and several test tube troughs 9, at least three vacuum bloodcollection tubes 10 are arranged in the accommodating trough 7, and aumbilical cord collection box 11, a placenta collection box 12 and ablood collection bag 3 are respectively arranged in the three storagetroughs 8; during collection, the vacuum blood collection tube 10 isused in combination with the blood collection bag 3, to increase thecollection efficiency; both the vacuum blood collection tube 10 and theblood collection bag 3 are identical to the existing blood collectiontube and blood collection bag 3; while in use, the vacuum bloodcollection tube 10 can be temporarily placed in the test tube trough 9;the reagent bottle 14 for containing a cell protection solution isplaced in the refrigeration box 4; and several ice bags 15 are arrangedin the freezing box 5. The protection solution required for collectingtissue is placed in the reagent bottle 14 to prevent apoptosis of cellswithin short time. The ice bags 15 can be frozen in the freezing box 5,and after tissue is collected, the frozen ice bags 15 are placed in therefrigeration box 4, to provide an appropriate temperature environmentfor the refrigeration box 4, thereby facilitating transportation ofumbilical cord, umbilical cord blood, placenta and other tissue.

Embodiment 2

As shown in FIG. 2 or FIG. 3, this embodiment 2 further defines on thebasis of embodiment 1 that a rotating frame is arranged in therefrigeration box 4, the rotating frame is used for placing theumbilical cord collection box 11, the placenta collection box 12 and theblood collection bag 3 after collecting tissue, the rotating framecomprising a bottom plate 16, a storage box 17 and a rotating drum 18fixed onto the bottom plate 16, wherein the middle of the storage box 17is provided with a through hole, the storage box 17 is sleeved on therotating drum 18 through the through hole, and the storage box 17 isrotated about the rotating drum 18, to conveniently take out or placethe collection boxes. To prevent tissue from falling duringtransportation which may cause tissue cell to lose activity and causecross infection between cells, this technical solution defines that thestorage box 17 is internally divided into a plurality of sub boxes 19 bybaffle plates, the reagent bottle 14 is placed in one of the sub boxes19, and the umbilical cord collection box 11, the placenta collectionbox 12 and the blood collection bag 3 are respectively placed indifferent sub boxes 19.

To give cells an appropriate living environment, this technical solutiondefines that the rotating drum 18 is of a hollow structure, the ice bags15 are arranged in the rotating drum 18, and the side wall of therotating drum 18 is provided with several through holes. The arrangementof the ice bags 15 in the rotating drum 18 can increase therefrigeration effect, preventing cells from losing activity duringtransportation.

As shown in FIG. 2, further, to increase the refrigeration effect, thistechnical solution defines that the inner wall of the refrigeration box4 is uniformly provided with several grooves 20 for placing the ice bags15.

As shown in FIG. 2, to strictly monitor the temperature in therefrigeration box 4, this technical solution further defines that thekit also comprises a temperature control device, the temperature controldevice including a controller 21, an alarm 22, a display screen 23 and atemperature sensor 24 arranged in the refrigeration box 4, wherein thecontroller 21, the alarm 22 and the display screen 23 are all arrangedon the case cover 2, and the alarm 22, the display screen 23 and thetemperature sensor 24 are all connected with the controller 21. When thealarm 22 gives an alarm, there is a need to replace the ice bags 15 inthe refrigeration box 4 in time, so that the refrigeration box 4 alwaysmaintains an appropriate temperature.

As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, for the convenience of transportation,this technical solution defines that each of the umbilical cordcollection box 11 and the placenta collection box 12 comprises a boxbody 25 and a box cover 26 adapted to the box body 25, wherein a magnet27 is arranged at the bottom of the box body 25, and a magnetic object28 attracted to the magnet 27 is arranged at the inner bottom of the subbox 19, the magnetic object 28 being a magnet 27 or a metal block; andthe box body 25 is provided with a bar code slot 29. To prevent the boxbody 25 from falling during transportation which may cause tissue cellsto lose activity due to shock, this technical solution defines that amagnet 27 is arranged at the bottom of the box body 25. The magnet 27can attract the magnetic object 28 at the bottom of the sub box 19, sothat the box body 25 is kept vertical without falling, therebyincreasing the safety of transportation of tissue cells.

As shown in FIG. 2, it should be noted that a containing box 30 isarranged at one side of the collection case 1, and recordspecifications, collection cards and bar codes are placed in thecontaining box 30. The contain box 30 can be used to contain instructionmanuals or record specifications, the collection cards can be used torecord donor data and collection information in detail, and meanwhile,bar codes corresponding to the collection boxes can be pasted on thecollection cards, to prevent collection errors caused by takingcollection boxes by mistake in case of confusion.

The bar codes are internally provided with serial number information.After collection ends, the bar codes are respectively taken out and thenpasted on the collection boxes or collection cards to facilitate lateruse.

While in use, the present invention comprises the following steps: 1.opening a sample collection kit before collection, taking out theplacenta collection box 12, the umbilical cord collection box 11, theblood collecting bag 3 and the cell protection solution for use; 2.respectively storing the collected umbilical cord, placenta andumbilical cord blood in the umbilical cord collection box 11, theplacenta collection box 12 and the blood collection bag 3; 3. pouringthe cell protection solution into the collection box, preferably,immersing umbilical cord or placenta; 4. tightening the box cover 26 ofthe placenta or umbilical cord collection box 11; 5. pasting a bar codeon the placenta or umbilical cord collection box 11; 6. temporarilystoring: placing the placenta collection box 12, the umbilical cordcollection box 11 and the blood collection bag 3 on the rotating frameof the refrigeration box 4 with the temperature of 4° C., guaranteeingthat the box cover 26 of the collection box is tightened and thecollection box is vertical and stable, placing the frozen ice bags 15 inthe grooves 20 in the refrigeration box 4, and keeping the temperaturein the refrigeration box 4 to be 4° C.; 7. pasting bar codes oncollection cards, filling in donor data and collection information indetail, and strictly controlling the temperature in the refrigerationbox 4 by the temperature control device finally, thereby providing anappropriate living environment for tissue cells.

Embodiment 3

Embodiment 3 of the present invention further defines on the basis ofembodiment 1 that the liner plate 6 is made of elastic material, theelastic material including components of the following part by weight:30 parts by weight of basalt fiber, 10 parts by weight of aliphaticpetroleum resin, 5 parts by weight of stannous octoate, 20 parts byweight of sodium tripolyphosphate and 10 parts by weight of C-12 alcoholester.

Embodiment 4

Embodiment 4 of the present invention further defines on the basis ofembodiment 1 that the liner plate 6 is made of elastic material, theelastic material including components of the following part by weight:45 parts by weight of basalt fiber, 25 parts by weight of aliphaticpetroleum resin, 18 parts by weight of stannous octoate, 25 parts byweight of sodium tripolyphosphate and 15 parts by weight of C-12 alcoholester.

Embodiment 5

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor andgentamicin with a MEM-α medium aqueous solution, wherein each mL of theMEM-α medium aqueous solution dissolves 10 mg of the mycoplasmainhibitor and 180 U of the gentamicin respectively, and theconcentration of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution is 10 mg/mL.

Embodiment 6

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin and kanamycin with a MEM-α medium aqueous solution, whereineach mL of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution dissolves 20 mg of themycoplasma inhibitor, 150 U of the gentamicin and 60 U of the kanamycinrespectively, and the concentration of the MEM-α medium aqueous solutionis 12.5 mg/mL.

Embodiment 7

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin, amikacin and tobramycin with a MEM-α medium aqueoussolution, wherein each mL of the MEM-a medium aqueous solution dissolves30 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, 80 U of the gentamicin, 80 U of theamikacin and 80 U of the tobramycin, and the concentration of the MEM-αmedium aqueous solution is 15 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 20 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 10 parts by weight oflymecycline and 20 parts by weight of gemifioxacin.

The present invention further provides a preparation method for aprotection solution of placenta and umbilical cord cells, thepreparation method comprising the following steps:

S1. Measuring a MEM-α medium aqueous solution with the concentration of15 mg/mL, adding gentamicin, amikacin and tobramycin into the MEM-αmedium aqueous solution, and stirring to make the gentamicin, amikacinand tobramycin be fully dissolved in the MEM-α medium aqueous solution,wherein each mL of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution dissolves 80 U ofthe gentamicin, 80 U of the amikacin and 80 U of the tobramycin; and

S2. Adding mycoplasma inhibitor into the MEM-α medium aqueous solutionin which gentamicin, amikacin and tobramycin are dissolved in the step1, and stirring to make the mycoplasma inhibitor be fully dissolved inthe MEM-α medium aqueous solution, i.e. obtain the protection solutionof placenta and umbilical cord cells, wherein each mL of the MEM-αmedium aqueous solution dissolves 30 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor.

The preparation method for the mycoplasma inhibitor comprises: directlymixing 20 parts of kitasamycin, 10 parts of lymecycline and 20 parts ofgemifioxacin.

Embodiment 8

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin, kanamycin and amikacin with a MEM-α medium aqueous solution,wherein each mL of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution dissolves 20 mg ofthe mycoplasma inhibitor, 70 U of the gentamicin, 70 U of the kanamycinand 70 U of the amikacin respectively, and the concentration of theMEM-α medium aqueous solution is 11 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 30 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 20 parts by weight oflymecycline and 35 parts by weight of gemifioxacin.

The preparation method for the protection solution provided in thisembodiment is the same as the method in embodiment 7.

The preparation method for the mycoplasma inhibitor comprises: directlymixing 30 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 20 parts by weight oflymecycline and 35 by weight parts of gemifioxacin.

Embodiment 9

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin, kanamycin, amikacin and tobramycin with a MEM-α mediumaqueous solution, wherein each mL of the MEM-α medium aqueous solutiondissolves 10 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, 60 U of the gentamicin, 60U of the kanamycin, 30 U of the amikacin and 30 U of the tobramycinrespectively, and the concentration of the MEM-α medium aqueous solutionis 12 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 40 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 30 parts by weight oflymecycline, 50 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 5 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 4 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 3 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

The preparation method for the protection solution provided in thisembodiment is the same as the method in embodiment 7.

The preparation method for the mycoplasma inhibitor comprises: directlymixing 40 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 30 parts by weight oflymecycline, 50 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 5 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 4 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 3 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Embodiment 10

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin, kanamycin, amikacin and tobramycin with a MEM-α mediumaqueous solution, wherein each mL of the MEM-α medium aqueous solutiondissolves 10 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, 60 U of the gentamicin, 60U of the kanamycin, 30 U of the amikacin and 30 U of the tobramycinrespectively, and the concentration of the MEM-α medium aqueous solutionis 12 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 30 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 20 parts by weight oflymecycline, 35 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 8 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 6 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 5 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

The preparation method for the protection solution provided in thisembodiment is the same as the method in embodiment 7.

The preparation method for the mycoplasma inhibitor comprises: directlymixing 30 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 20 parts by weight oflymecycline, 35 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 8 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 6 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 5 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Embodiment 11

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin, hydroxyethyl starch and chitin with a MEM-α medium aqueoussolution, wherein each mL of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution dissolves10 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, 180 U of the gentamicin, 10 mg of thehydroxyethyl starch and 1 mg of the chitin respectively, and theconcentration of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution is 10 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 20 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 10 parts by weight oflymecycline, 20 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 10 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 8 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 6 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

The preparation method for the protection solution provided by thisembodiment comprises: respectively dissolving 10 mg of the mycoplasmainhibitor, 180 U of the gentamicin, 10 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch and1 mg of the chitin in the MEM-α medium aqueous solution.

The preparation method for the mycoplasma inhibitor comprises: directlymixing 20 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 10 parts by weight oflymecycline, 20 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 10 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 8 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 6 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Embodiment 12

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin, hydroxyethyl starch and chitin with a MEM-α medium aqueoussolution, wherein each mL of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution dissolves10 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, 180 U of the gentamicin, 8 mg of thehydroxyethyl starch and 3 mg of the chitin respectively, and theconcentration of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution is 10 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 40 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 30 parts by weight oflymecycline, 50 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 5 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 4 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 3 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

The preparation method for the protection solution provided by thisembodiment comprises: respectively dissolving 10 mg of the mycoplasmainhibitor, 180 U of the gentamicin, 8 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch and3 mg of the chitin in the MEM-α medium aqueous solution.

The preparation method for the mycoplasma inhibitor comprises: directlymixing 40 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 30 parts by weight oflymecycline, 50 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 5 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 4 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 3 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Embodiment 13

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin, hydroxyethyl starch, chitin, dextran and heparin sodium witha MEM-α medium aqueous solution, wherein each mL of the MEM-α mediumaqueous solution dissolves 20 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, 210 U ofthe gentamicin, 9 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch, 5 mg of the chitin, 4mg of the dextran and 1 mg of the heparin sodium respectively, and theconcentration of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution is 10 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 30 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 20 parts by weight oflymecycline, 35 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 8 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 6 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 5 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

The preparation method for the protection solution provided by thisembodiment comprises: respectively dissolving 20 mg of the mycoplasmainhibitor, 210 U of the gentamicin, 9 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch, 5mg of the chitin, 4 mg of the dextran and 1 mg of the heparin sodium inthe MEM-α medium aqueous solution.

The preparation method for the mycoplasma inhibitor comprises: directlymixing 30 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 20 parts by weight oflymecycline, 35 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 8 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 6 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 5 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Embodiment 14

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin, hydroxyethyl starch, chitin, dextran, heparin sodium, sodiumselenite and N-Acetyl-L-cysteine with a MEM-α medium aqueous solution,wherein each mL of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution dissolves 10 mg ofthe mycoplasma inhibitor, 180 U of the gentamicin, 8 mg of thehydroxyethyl starch, 3 mg of the chitin, 6 mg of the dextran, 3 mg ofthe heparin sodium, 0.4 mg of the sodium selenite and 0.1 mg of theN-Acetyl-L-cysteine respectively, and the concentration of the MEM-αmedium aqueous solution is 10 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 40 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 30 parts by weight oflymecycline, 50 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 5 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 4 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 3 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

The preparation method for the protection solution provided by thisembodiment comprises: respectively dissolving 10 mg of the mycoplasmainhibitor, 180 U of the gentamicin, 8 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch, 3mg of the chitin, 6 mg of the dextran, 3 mg of the heparin sodium, 0.4mg of the sodium selenite and 0.1 mg of the N-Acetyl-L-cysteine in theMEM-α medium aqueous solution.

The preparation method for the mycoplasma inhibitor comprises: directlymixing 40 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 30 parts by weight oflymecycline, 50 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 5 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 4 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 3 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Embodiment 15

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin, hydroxyethyl starch, chitin, dextran, heparin sodium, sodiumselenite, N-Acetyl-L-cysteine, lactobionic acid, blood albumin, sodiumgluconate and glucosamine with a MEM-α medium aqueous solution, whereineach mL of the MEM-α medium aqueous solution dissolves 20 mg of themycoplasma inhibitor, 210 U of the gentamicin, 9 mg of the hydroxyethylstarch, 1 mg of the chitin, 4 mg of the dextran, 1 mg of the heparinsodium, 0.6 mg of the sodium selenite, 0.3 mg of theN-Acetyl-L-cysteine, 5 mg of the lactobionic acid, 2 mg of the bloodalbumin, 5 mg of the sodium gluconate and 4 mg of the glucosaminerespectively, and the concentration of the MEM-α medium aqueous solutionis 10 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 30 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 20 parts by weight oflymecycline, 35 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 8 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 6 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 5 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

The preparation method for the protection solution provided by thisembodiment comprises: respectively dissolving 20 mg of the mycoplasmainhibitor, 210 U of the gentamicin, 9 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch, 1mg of the chitin, 4 mg of the dextran, 1 mg of the heparin sodium, 0.6mg of the sodium selenite, 0.3 mg of the N-Acetyl-L-cysteine, 5 mg ofthe lactobionic acid, 2 mg of the blood albumin, 5 mg of the sodiumgluconate and 4 mg of the glucosamine in the MEM-α medium aqueoussolution.

The preparation method for the mycoplasma inhibitor comprises: directlymixing 30 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 20 parts by weight oflymecycline, 35 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 8 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 6 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 5 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Embodiment 16

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin, hydroxyethyl starch, chitin, dextran, heparin sodium, sodiumselenite, N-Acetyl-L-cysteine, lactobionic acid, blood albumin, sodiumgluconate, glucosamine, cefoperazone sodium and phenol sulfonphthaleinwith a MEM-α medium aqueous solution, wherein each mL of the MEM-αmedium aqueous solution dissolves 10 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, 180U of the gentamicin, 8 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch, 3 mg of thechitin, 6 mg of the dextran, 3 mg of the heparin sodium, 0.4 mg of thesodium selenite, 0.1 mg of the N-Acetyl-L-cysteine, 8 mg of thelactobionic acid, 4 mg of the blood albumin, 8 mg of the sodiumgluconate, 6 mg of the glucosamine, 1 mg of the cefoperazone sodium and1 mg of the phenol sulfonphthalein respectively, and the concentrationof the MEM-α medium aqueous solution is 10 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 40 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 30 parts by weight oflymecycline, 50 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 5 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 4 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 3 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

The preparation method for the protection solution provided by thisembodiment comprises: respectively dissolving 10 mg of the mycoplasmainhibitor, 180 U of the gentamicin, 8 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch, 3mg of the chitin, 6 mg of the dextran, 3 mg of the heparin sodium, 0.4mg of the sodium selenite, 0.1 mg of the N-Acetyl-L-cysteine, 8 mg ofthe lactobionic acid, 4 mg of the blood albumin, 8 mg of the sodiumgluconate, 6 mg of the glucosamine, 1 mg of the cefoperazone sodium and1 mg of the phenol sulfonphthalein in the MEM-α medium aqueous solution.

The preparation method for the mycoplasma inhibitor comprises: directlymixing 40 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 30 parts by weight oflymecycline, 50 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 5 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 4 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 3 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Embodiment 17

The cell protection solution in the reagent bottle 14 mentioned inembodiment 1 is mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor,gentamicin, hydroxyethyl starch, chitin, dextran, heparin sodium, sodiumselenite, N-Acetyl-L-cysteine, lactobionic acid, blood albumin, sodiumgluconate, glucosamine, cefoperazone sodium and phenol sulfonphthaleinwith a MEM-α medium aqueous solution, wherein each mL of the MEM-αmedium aqueous solution dissolves 20 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, 210U of the gentamicin, 9 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch, 4 mg of thechitin, 4 mg of the dextran, 1 mg of the heparin sodium, 0.6 mg of thesodium selenite, 0.3 mg of the N-Acetyl-L-cysteine, 5 mg of thelactobionic acid, 2 mg of the blood albumin, 5 mg of the sodiumgluconate, 4 mg of the glucosamine, 4 mg of the cefoperazone sodium and3 mg of the phenol sulfonphthalein respectively, and the concentrationof the MEM-α medium aqueous solution is 10 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 30 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 20 parts by weight oflymecycline, 35 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 8 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 6 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 5 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

The preparation method for the protection solution provided by thisembodiment comprises: respectively dissolving 20 mg of the mycoplasmainhibitor, 210 U of the gentamicin, 9 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch, 4mg of the chitin, 4 mg of the dextran, 1 mg of the heparin sodium, 0.6mg of the sodium selenite, 0.3 mg of the N-Acetyl-L-cysteine, 5 mg ofthe lactobionic acid, 2 mg of the blood albumin, 5 mg of the sodiumgluconate, 4 mg of the glucosamine, 4 mg of the cefoperazone sodium and3 mg of the phenol sulfonphthalein in the MEM-α medium aqueous solution.

The preparation method for the mycoplasma inhibitor comprises: directlymixing 30 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 20 parts by weight oflymecycline, 35 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 8 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 6 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 5 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Control Example 1

Control example 1 of the present invention provides a protectionsolution of placenta and umbilical cord cells. The protection solutionis mainly formed by dissolving gentamicin with a MEM-α medium aqueoussolution, wherein each mL of MEM-α medium aqueous solution dissolves 100U of the gentamicin, and the concentration of the MEM-α medium aqueoussolution is 10 mg/mL.

Control Example 2

Control example 2 of the present invention provides a protectionsolution of placenta and umbilical cord cells. The protection solutionis mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor with a MEM-α mediumaqueous solution, wherein each mL of MEM-a medium aqueous solutiondissolves 20 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, and the concentration ofthe MEM-α medium aqueous solution is 10 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 15 parts by weight of kitasamycin.

Control Example 3

Control example 3 of the present invention provides a protectionsolution of placenta and umbilical cord cells. The protection solutionis mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor and gentamicin witha MEM-α medium aqueous solution, wherein each mL of MEM-α medium aqueoussolution dissolves 20 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor and 180 U of thegentamicin respectively, and the concentration of the MEM-α mediumaqueous solution is 10 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 30 parts by weight of lymecycline, 5 parts by weight of curcumazedoaria extract and 3 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabraeextract.

Control Example 4

Control example 4 of the present invention provides a protectionsolution of placenta and umbilical cord cells. The protection solutionis mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor, gentamicin andhydroxyethyl starch with a MEM-α medium aqueous solution, wherein eachmL of MEM-α medium aqueous solution dissolves 20 mg of the mycoplasmainhibitor, 180 U of the gentamicin and 10 mg of the hydroxyethyl starchrespectively, and the concentration of the MEM-α medium aqueous solutionis 12.5 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 20 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 10 parts by weight oflymecycline, 20 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 10 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 8 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 6 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Control Example 5

Control example 5 of the present invention provides a protectionsolution of placenta and umbilical cord cells. The protection solutionis mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor, gentamicin,hydroxyethyl starch, chitin and dextran with a MEM-α medium aqueoussolution, wherein each mL of MEM-α medium aqueous solution dissolves 20mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, 180 U of the gentamicin, 9 mg of thehydroxyethyl starch, 1 mg of the chitin and 4 mg of the dextranrespectively, and the concentration of the MEM-α medium aqueous solutionis 12.5 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 20 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 10 parts by weight oflymecycline, 20 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 10 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 8 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 6 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Control Example 6

Control example 5 of the present invention provides a protectionsolution of placenta and umbilical cord cells. The protection solutionis mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor, gentamicin,hydroxyethyl starch, chitin, dextran, heparin sodium and sodium selenitewith a MEM-α medium aqueous solution, wherein each mL of the MEM-αmedium aqueous solution dissolves 20 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, 180U of the gentamicin, 9 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch, 4 mg of thechitin, 4 mg of the dextran, 3 mg of the heparin sodium and 0.4 mg ofthe sodium selenite respectively, and the concentration of the MEM-αmedium aqueous solution is 14 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 20 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 10 parts by weight oflymecycline, 20 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 10 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 8 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 6 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Control Example 7

Control example 6 of the present invention provides a protectionsolution of placenta and umbilical cord cells. The protection solutionis mainly formed by dissolving mycoplasma inhibitor, gentamicin,hydroxyethyl starch, chitin, dextran, heparin sodium, sodium selenite,N-Acetyl-L-cysteine, lactobionic acid and blood albumin with a MEM-αmedium aqueous solution, wherein each mL of the MEM-α medium aqueoussolution dissolves 20 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor, 180 U of thegentamicin, 9 mg of the hydroxyethyl starch, 5 mg of the chitin, 4 mg ofthe dextran, 3 mg of the heparin sodium, 0.4 mg of the sodium selenite,0.3 mg of the N-Acetyl-L-cysteine, 5 mg of the lactobionic acid and 2 mgof the blood albumin respectively, and the concentration of the MEM-αmedium aqueous solution is 14 mg/mL.

The mycoplasma inhibitor includes components of the following part byweight: 20 parts by weight of kitasamycin, 10 parts by weight oflymecycline, 20 parts by weight of gemifioxacin, 10 parts by weight ofcurcuma zedoaria extract, 8 parts by weight of houttuynia cordataextract and 6 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract.

Test 1. Influence of Protection Solution Provided by the PresentInvention on Survival Rate of Placental Stem Cells and Mesenchymal StemCells

1. Testing Sample:

Testing protection solutions provided by embodiments 5 and 6 of thepresent invention and control example 1.

2. Collecting Sample:

Respectively collecting three groups of cell mass, the first group ofcell mass including 1.9×10⁵ in-vitro placental stem cells andmesenchymal stem cells, the second group of cell mass including 2.5×10⁵in-vitro placental stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells, the thirdgroup of cell mass including 2.2×10⁵ in-vitro placental stem cells andmesenchymal stem cells, respectively immersing the first group of cellmass, the second group of cell mass and the third group of cell mass inthe protection solutions provided in embodiments 5 and 6 and controlexample 7, storing same for three days at the temperature of 4° C., andtesting the number and growth situation of placental stem cells andmesenchymal stem cells in different protection solutions.

Number of Number of Survival rate Group primitive cells stored cells ofcells Embodiment 1 1.9 × 105 1.69 × 105 89% Embodiment 2 2.5 × 105 2.37× 105 95% Control example 1 2.2 × 105  1.4 × 105 64%

It can be known from the above-mentioned data that when the protectionsolution provided in examples 5 and 6 of the present invention iscompared with that in control example 1, the protection solutionprovided in examples 5 and 6 of the present invention can effectivelyincrease the survival rate of cells, and the higher the content ofmycoplasma inhibitor and gentamicin in the protection solution is, thehigher the survival rate of cells is, and the survival rate of cells inthe protection solution provided in example 6 reaches 95%. Therefore, itcan be proved that by adding mycoplasma inhibitor and aminoglycosideantibiotics in the MEM-α medium aqueous solution, the protectionsolution provided by the present invention can effectively simulate thehuman environment, increase the survival rate of cells, reduce apoptosisof cells, and prolong transportation time of cells. Moreover, the effectof the mixed aminoglycoside antibiotics added in embodiment 6 isobviously better than single aminoglycoside antibiotics.

Test 2. Test of Protection Solution Provided by the Present Invention onActivity Rate of Placental Stem Cells and Mesenchymal Stem Cells

1. Testing sample: taking the protection solution provided byembodiments 5, 11, 13 and 15 as experimental groups 1-4, and theprotection solution provided by control examples 1, 4, 5 and 7 ascontrol groups 1-4.

2. Collecting sample: respectively immersing the collected umbilicalcord cells or placenta cells of the same number in experimental groups1-4 and control groups 1-4.

Making umbilical cord cells or placenta cells of each experimental groupand control group enter test procedure at 24 h, 48 h, 96 h, 240 h, 480h, 960 h and 1920 h respectively, and adjusting the density of umbilicalcord cells or placenta cells to be 1×10⁶ cells/mL; fully mixingaccording to cell suspension: 0.4% trypan blue=3:1 (v:v), measuring 20μL of cell suspension and adding same into a cell counting chamber, andtesting the activity rate of cells using a Countstar cell counter.Results of activity rate of cells are shown in the Table.

Results of activity rate of experimental groups and control groups

Activity rate of cells (%) 24 48 96 240 480 960 1920 Group h h h h h h hEmbodiment 1 82.3 68.2 55.3 — — Embodiment 7 85.8 82.6 70.1 54.3 —Embodiment 9 90.9 86.7 80.8 68.5 55.5 Embodiment 11 96.6 90.5 85.5 78.570.6 64.8 58.4 Control example 1 56.3 35.5 — — — — — Control example 484.1 70.5 56.2 — — — — Control example 5 87.7 84.2 75.2 60.1 — — —Control example 7 91.2 88.3   82.6.0 70.4 60.4 — — Conventional cell60.6 30.2 — — — — — protection solution Note: “—” represents noactivity.

It can be known from the above data that the cell activity of theplacental stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells preserved by theprotection solution provided by embodiment 5 is higher than that of theplacental stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells preserved by theprotection solution provided by control example 1; the activity of theplacental stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells preserved by theprotection solution provided by embodiments 11, 13 and 15 is higher thanthat of the placental stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells preserved bythe protection solution provided by control examples 1, 4, 5 and 7; andthe time of the placental stem cells and mesenchymal stem cellspreserved by the protection solution provided by embodiments 13 and 15is longer than the time of placental stem cells and mesenchymal stemcells preserved by the protection solution provided by control examples5 and 7, that is, 480 h and 1920 h respectively.

It can be concluded that after the protection solution provided by thepresent invention lacks mycoplasma inhibitor or aminoglycosideantibiotics, the activity rate of stem cells is obviously reduced. Inthe protection solution, after hydroxyethyl starch and chitin are addedinto selected the MEM-α medium solution, the activity rate of placentalstem cells and mesenchymal stem cells preserved by the protectionsolution can be obviously increased, and after one of hydroxyethylstarch and chitin is absent or replaced, the role of increasing theactivity rate of stem cells is lost; moreover, by adding a mixture ofdextran and heparin sodium into the protection solution, thepreservation time of the placental stem cells and the mesenchymal stemcells can be increased, and the preservation time can be increased to480 h, after one of dextran and heparin sodium is absent or replaced byother ingredient, the preservation time of the placental stem cells andthe mesenchymal stem cells can be shortened; in the protection solutionprovided by the present invention, by adding a mixture of lactobionicacid, blood albumin, sodium gluconate and glucosamine into theprotection solution, the preservation time of the placental stem cellsand the mesenchymal stem cells can be increased, and the preservationtime can be increased to 1920 h, and the activity rate of cells can bemaintained above 65%.

Test 3. Influence of Protection Solution Provided by the PresentInvention on Immunity of Placental Stem Cells and Mesenchymal Stem Cells

1. Testing Sample:

Testing protection solutions provided by embodiments 7, 9, and 14 of thepresent invention and control examples 2, 3 and 6.

2. Collecting Sample:

Respectively collecting six groups of cell mass, the first group of cellmass including 7.9×10⁵ in-vitro placental stem cells and mesenchymalstem cells, the second group of cell mass including 3.2×10⁵ in-vitroplacental stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells, the third group of cellmass including 4.9×10⁵ in-vitro placental stem cells and mesenchymalstem cells, the fourth group of cell mass including 3.5×10⁵ in-vitroplacental stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells, the fifth group of cellmass including 4.2×10⁵ in-vitro placental stem cells and mesenchymalstem cells, the sixth group of cell mass including 3.2×10⁵ in-vitroplacental stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells, respectively immersingthe first group of cell mass, the second group of cell mass, the thirdgroup of cell mass, the fourth group of cell mass, the fifth group ofcell mass and the sixth group of cell mass in the protection solutionsprovided by embodiments 7, 9 and 14 and control examples 2, 3 and 6,storing same for twelve days at the temperature of 4° C., digestivelytreating the cultured placental stem cells and mesenchymal stem cellsand then counting and testing the number of cells infected withmycoplasma or other bacteria using a flow cytometer, and calculating theinfection rate of cells infected with mycoplasma or bacteria. Resultsare shown in the following Table:

Total number Number of Infection Group of cells uninfected cells rateEmbodiment 7 7.9 × 105  5.7 × 105 28% Embodiment 9 3.2 × 105 2.72 × 10515% Embodiment 14 4.9 × 105 4.61 × 105  6% Control example 2 3.5 × 105 2.1 × 105 40% Control example 3 4.2 × 105 3.15 × 105 25% Controlexample 6 3.2 × 105 2.82 × 105 12%

It can be concluded from the above-mentioned data and it can be knownfrom embodiment 7 and control example 2 that gentamicin and mycoplasmainhibitor included in the protection solution provided by the presentinvention can effectively inhibit the generation of bacteria ormycoplasma and can kill mycoplasma at the same time, and it is confirmedthat no one ingredient can achieve the effect of inhibiting bacteria ormycoplasma. It can be known from embodiment 9 and control example 3 thatthe mycoplasma inhibitor formed by integrating traditional Chinese andWestern medicine can effectively reduce the formation of mycoplasma andbacteria, and the mycoplasma inhibitor including kitasamycin,lymecycline, gemifioxacin, curcuma zedoaria extract, houttuynia cordataextract and rhizoma smilacis glabrae extract disclosed by the presentinvention can effectively inhibit and kill mycoplasma; and it can beknown from embodiment 14 and control example 6 that the protectionsolution provided by the present invention can effectively increase theimmunity of cells, preventing cells from being infected by mycoplasma.

The cell protection solution of placenta or umbilical cord of thepresent invention is used to preserve umbilical cord or placenta fromhuman beings during the time after placenta or umbilical cord iscollected to the time before umbilical cord or placenta is separated.The cell protection solution of placenta or umbilical cord of thepresent invention can reduce metabolism of placenta or umbilical cord inthe process of preserving placenta or umbilical cord, can reduceaccumulation of metabolites, can provide some basic nutrient substancesand energy substances to maintain the lowest metabolic level, and caneffectively preserve the activity of stem cells in placenta or umbilicalcord, greatly reducing the limitation of time of transportation, handingover and test. For the placenta or umbilical cord preserved by thisprotection solution, time has little influence on the activity ofseparated stem cells, reducing the limitation of time from collection topreparation of placenta or umbilical cord, and all the ingredients usedare in conformity with clinical standards, so that the pollution rate islow. For the placenta or umbilical cord preserved at the constanttemperature of 2-10° C. by this protection solution, the activity ofcells in the placenta or umbilical cord preserved for 48 h is 80% thatof the collected fresh placenta or umbilical cord, and compared with thepreserved placenta or umbilical cord not added with any solution, thepollution rate of the collected preserved placenta or umbilical cord isreduced to 0.15% from 1.2%.

The above embodiments do not limit the present invention. Anyone shouldknow that for products of other various forms, regardless of any changein shape or structure, the technical solutions identical or similar tothat of the present application made under the enlightenment of thepresent invention shall fall in the protection scope of the presentinvention.

1. A kit for collection of umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood andplacenta, comprising: a collection case; and a case cover hinged withthe collection case; wherein a tool box, a freezing box and arefrigeration box are arranged in the collection case from top to bottomin sequence, wherein both the refrigeration box and the freezing box areslidably connected with the collection box; a liner plate arranged inthe tool box, the liner plate is provided with an accommodating trough,three storage troughs and several test tube troughs, at least threevacuum blood collection tubes are arranged in the accommodating trough,and a umbilical cord collection box, a placenta collection box and ablood collection bag are respectively arranged in the three storagetroughs; a reagent bottle for containing a cell protection solution isarranged in the refrigeration box; and several ice bags are arranged inthe freezing box.
 2. The kit for collection of umbilical cord, umbilicalcord blood and placenta of claim 1, further comprising: a rotating framearranged in the refrigeration box, the rotating frame comprising abottom plate, a storage box and a rotating drum fixed onto the bottomplate, wherein the middle of the storage box is provided with a throughhole, wherein the storage box is sleeved on the rotating drum throughthe through hole, wherein the storage box is internally divided into aplurality of sub boxes by baffle plates, wherein the reagent bottle isplaced in one of the sub boxes, wherein the rotating drum is of a hollowstructure, wherein the ice bags are arranged in the rotating drum, andwherein the side wall of the rotating drum is provided with severalthrough holes.
 3. The kit for collection of umbilical cord, umbilicalcord blood and placenta of claim 1, wherein an inner wall of therefrigeration box is uniformly provided with several grooves for placingthe ice bags.
 4. The kit for collection of umbilical cord, umbilicalcord blood and placenta of claim 1, further comprising: a temperaturecontrol device being comprised of a controller, an alarm, a displayscreen and a temperature sensor arranged in the refrigeration box,wherein the controller, the alarm and the display screen are allarranged on the case cover, and wherein the alarm, the display screenand the temperature sensor are all connected with the controller.
 5. Thekit for collection of umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placentaof claim 2, wherein each of the umbilical cord collection box and theplacenta collection box comprises a box body and a box cover adapted tothe box body, wherein a magnet is arranged at the bottom of the boxbody, wherein a magnetic object attracted to the magnet is arranged atthe inner bottom of the sub box, the magnetic object being a magnet or ametal block, and wherein the box body is provided with a bar code slot.6. The kit for collection of umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood andplacenta of claim 1, further comprising: a containing box arranged atone side of the collection case, and record specifications, collectioncards and bar codes placed in the containing box.
 7. The kit forcollection of umbilical cord, umbilical cord blood and placenta of claim1, wherein the liner plate is comprised of elastic material, the elasticmaterial being comprised of components of the following part by weight:30-45 parts by weight of basalt fiber, 10-25 parts by weight ofaliphatic petroleum resin, 5-18 parts by weight of stannous octoate,20-25 parts by weight of sodium tripolyphosphate and 10-15 parts byweight of C-12 alcohol ester.
 8. The kit for collection of umbilicalcord, umbilical cord blood and placenta of claim 1, wherein the cellprotection solution in the reagent bottle is mainly formed by dissolvingmycoplasma inhibitor and aminoglycoside antibiotics with a MEM-α mediumaqueous solution, wherein each mL of the MEM-α medium aqueous solutiondissolves 10-30 mg of the mycoplasma inhibitor and 180-240 U of theaminoglycoside antibiotics respectively, and the concentration of theMEM-α medium aqueous solution is 10-15 mg/m L; preferably, theaminoglycoside antibiotics is one or more of gentamicin, kanamycin,amikacin and tobramycin.
 9. The kit for collection of umbilical cord,umbilical cord blood and placenta of claim 8, wherein the mycoplasmainhibitor comprises components of the following part by weight: 20-40parts by weight of kitasamycin, 10-30 parts by weight of lymecycline and20-50 parts by weight of gemifioxacin; wherein the mycoplasma inhibitorfurther comprises components of the following part by weight: 5-10 partsby weight of curcuma zedoaria extract, 4-8 parts by weight of houttuyniacordata extract and 3-6 parts by weight of rhizoma smilacis glabraeextract.
 10. The kit for collection of umbilical cord, umbilical cordblood and placenta of claim 8, wherein the protection solution furthercomprises lactobionic acid, blood albumin, sodium gluconate andglucosamine, wherein each mL of the MEM-α medium aqueous solutiondissolves 5-8 mg of the lactobionic acid, 2-4 mg of the blood albumin,5-8 mg of the sodium gluconate and 4-6 mg of the glucosaminerespectively.